Summit Brickell Enters Construction Permitting Phase, 65-Story Tower Moving Forward

The highly anticipated 65-story Summit Brickell tower has officially entered the construction permitting phase, signaling a major step forward for the transformative project in Miami's Brickell district.

A permit application was submitted to Miami-Dade County in late February, and review is now actively underway. Turner Construction has been named as the project’s general contractor, bringing their extensive high-rise experience to the development.

Miami-Dade’s zoning review for Summit Brickell was already completed late last year, clearing a key regulatory hurdle for the project.

Once complete, Summit Brickell will rise to a height of 750 feet, making it one of the tallest residential towers in the neighborhood. The building is set to include 505 residential units, 1,933 square feet of ground-floor retail space, and 500 parking spaces within an internalized garage—an efficient design that maintains a sleek, vertical profile.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has granted approvals for both the tower’s permanent height and a 989-foot temporary construction crane, allowing vertical construction to proceed without delay.

With permitting in progress and all major approvals secured, Summit Brickell is well on its way to reshaping the Brickell skyline.